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Author: lethalsquirrel

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Filesize: 191.42 kB

Date added: 2015-05-14

Rating: 7.4

Downloads: 4682

Views: 885

Comments: 27

Ratings: 8

Times favored: 0

Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0

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A somewhat detailed example of how 4 stroke engines work. Enjoy :tup:
Last edited at 2015/05/15 15:56:27 by lethalsquirrel
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pnvv
2015/05/14 02:19:36
The thumbnail is exciting me. But I can't download it right now because I'm on a computer that dont run Algodoo... :(
lethalsquirrel
2015/05/14 02:41:23
That's no good :(
InsertNameHere
2015/05/14 03:02:49
So this is where you were, squirrel! Pretty cool scene man! ^-^
lethalsquirrel
2015/05/14 03:11:23
Ive just been taking a break from algodoo and my computer in general. I'll start making scenes regularly again soon :lol:
pnvv
2015/05/14 03:11:24
Maybe I should make something like this. I think this thing is totally impractical IRL because it has far too many parts all moving in different directions. But I'm just thinking, who in hell figured this out!?
Xray
2015/05/14 04:03:04
Holy cow, pnvv! That's like a Wankel engine on steroids, with a bunch of extra parts thrown in for good measure! :lol:
Xray
2015/05/14 04:08:22
lethalsquirrel - Very nice job on the scene! :tup: I didn't realize how complex the driving mechanism was until I highlighted the entire scene and then saw all those timing gears and stretched axles! WOW! :o


BTW - I rated it a 10.
Last edited at 2015/05/14 04:09:55 by Xray
lethalsquirrel
2015/05/14 04:10:50
Thanks Xray. I had to cheat a bit with the timing because the chains in algodoo suck so I used hidden gears instead :yum:

Pnvv - I think Ive seen that engine on youtube before. There was a demonstration of it running on compressed air.
pnvv
2015/05/14 04:21:33
I haven't even downloaded this scene yet and I'm already hyped up about it! I'll probably give a 10 once I do download it. Due to it being another fine piece of lethalsquirrel engineering I don't see how it could get anything lower _o_ :tup:
Last edited at 2015/05/14 04:21:54 by pnvv
lethalsquirrel
2015/05/14 05:36:52
:blush:
thanks pnvv.
I could say the same about your scenes honestly
s_noonan
2015/05/14 10:12:15
Well done. :tup: :tup: My only suggestion would be to remove the clouds and maybe darken the background.
pnvv
2015/05/14 16:06:57
If you have a C-gear phobia, don't download this... :lol: :tup:

I gave a 10 BTW :D
lethalsquirrel
2015/05/14 16:26:02
What's wrong with C-gears? :P
pnvv
2015/05/14 16:30:30
Nothing. There's just a lot of them in this scene xD
lethalsquirrel
2015/05/14 23:22:35
yeah they are kind unnecessary. I realized after I made them I could just make the cams spin at half the speed of the crank with hinge motors but whatevs.
The Linkage
2015/05/14 23:31:50
Awesome as always! I'd get rid of the "somewhat simple" part. it's one of the most complete demos in Algobox ;)
10/10
lethalsquirrel
2015/05/14 23:46:42
I suppose your'e right. It's just that I forgot some important things like the distributor, the coolant channels, water pump and stuff like that.
pnvv
2015/05/14 23:55:06
Yeah I kept thinking "why not use bendTarget or something?"
lethalsquirrel
2015/05/15 00:46:22
can you make the cams spin at a 2:1 ratio in relation to the crank with bend target?
Silent Bender
2015/05/15 05:57:12
Its a LOT better than the little boxer engine I'm working on.

What you called 'pushrod' is actually a 'connecting rod'.

Pushrods were used on engines before they started using chains or belts to spin the camshafts.

Very nice artwork! Thanks.:tup:
Xray
2015/05/15 06:02:26
Silent Bender - Sorry, but your definition of a push-rod is not correct.
Push rod definition: "A rod in an overhead-valve engine that is part of the linkage used to open and close the valves."

It has nothing to do with whether chains or belts are used to spin the cam shaft.
Last edited at 2015/05/15 06:03:24 by Xray
lethalsquirrel
2015/05/15 15:52:57
ahhh crap you're right. I knew it was a connecting rod )|(
I fixed it.
Last edited at 2015/05/15 15:53:37 by lethalsquirrel
s_noonan
2015/05/15 22:18:56
Regarding "can you make the cams spin at a 2:1 ratio in relation to the crank with bend target?".

See Transmission Hinge. Set _ratio = 2.0.
lethalsquirrel
2015/05/16 21:28:30
Awesome! Thanks s_noonan :)
eanayayo
2015/05/18 19:12:51
Nice, but you could add some effects. This model is better
http://www.algodoo.com/algobox/details.php?id=43704
danijelgliga2004
2015/08/09 13:13:22
looks soooo realistic. OMG
danielreynard
2017/04/08 04:04:06
U need to know the bumb part on cranksaft it was a balancing device. the weight of it same as whole piston part